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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1922

Page

2

Local Social Notes From South Saline and Nearby Homes

Sunday visits marked the week with gatherings among the Craig and Vealey families. Ely’s Eisel hosted Findlay parents as Frank Stilts and Wiliam Easlick joined Aubrey Pocklington and Sam Craig households.

Central Lodi Social Notes and Local Headlines

Willis Drake stays with Arthur Drake while farming activity increases as drought limits wheat harvest. Lodi and Sclo beat Lotti in Sunday baseball. George Hehr is ill and confined. Davenport family and Clyde visit. Bert Moore hosts Ann Arbor visitors. Kerr Cornell and Ernest Haller visit Bert Moore’s home. Blanche and Mildred Manor drive to school in a Ford. Local visitors include Hoe chole and Henry Ford of Detroit buying an old self rake grain pinder as a relic.

Henry Ford Detroit S. J. Kvess

Local visits and weekend guests fill Bridgwater area

Charles Scheurer owns a new Cadillac. Mr and Mrs G Weier visited relatives in Royal Oak. Edward Henne of Detroit stayed with his mother over the weekend. Rose Breining hosted Katharine Schaible of Solo. Theresa Schwab returned from Adrian Mise. Greerke Boettner spent two weeks up north then came home Saturday. Frank Riedel and daughter Margarite hosted Mr and Mrs M Stolberg of Detroit. Arthur Rouse and a friend from Wyandotte called on William Breining. Mr and Mrs Henry Raul and daughter Esther of Detroit spent the weekend with relatives. George Bersuder family and others visited Manchester and Adrian fair. Ma and Mrs Leonard Hunt and family of Jackson were guests of the Wackenhut family. Gewis Schellenperger hosted Edna from Detroit and B Henne from Ann Arbor. Mrs Joe Bersuder and family went to Ann Arbor to visit a sick relative and attended the fair.

Charles Scheurer G. Weier Royal Oak

Saline District News Highlights Local Social Ties

Central York reports Miss Mildred Richards starting school at Saline and multiple visits among families including Richards Gooding Stecher and Glover. A Detroit couple attended a wedding in Detroit and county fair contests awarded prizes for poultry with local youth earning prizes and ribbons.

Mildred Richards Saline Mary Nurray Predta Murray Alger Allison

Local Social Notes and Obituary Highlights

Macon community updates include moves to Kalamazoo and visits in Highland Park Detroit and Tandens. Death of Miss Mary Pratt at 80 is noted with years of helpless invalid status. Funeral attendance cited for Mrs Collins grandfather in Tecumseh with extended family. E W Payne preached in Ridgeway and Macon churches.

Mary Pratt Miss Pratt

Buy a Ford and Spend the Difference

A brief ad fragment urges readers to buy a Ford vehicle and pay the lower price by accepting a smaller difference. The line emphasizes savings when choosing Ford over competing options.

West Mooreville Community Notes Chronicle

Local residents share visits and travels among families in West Mooreville and nearby towns. Alfred Lewis spent time with daughter E Hendersher. Miss Hazeldine Goldsmith returned from Ann Arbor. John Moon sold land to Zetella Goldsmith who plans October 15 possession. multiple trips to Milan Tecumseh Ypsilanti and Detroit noted. Local students entered Ypsilanti Normal college. Jim Brownell and others visited relatives. corn and potato prizes awarded at the Ann Arbor fair.

John Moon

Demand for Closed Cars Surges as Fisher Body Plans Six Plants

Fisher Body announces six new plants near Chevrolet assembly sites to supply closed cars to Chevrolet Motor Co. The move aims to create over twenty million square feet of manufacturing space, making Fisher Body the world’s largest due to the expanded capacity.

Fisher Body Company Chevrolet Chevrolet Motor Co United States Steel Corporation Colin Campbell Chevrolet Motor Company Flint Michigan Cincinnati Ohio Buffalo N. C St Louis Missouri Janesville Wisc Oakland Cal

Flushing Ewes Boosts Lamb Yield in USDA Study

A USDA study shows flushing ewes at breeding raises 198 lambs per 1000 in Southdown flocks. High quality pasture or soy bean forage yields best results. drought may require grain rations. Oats or corn oats bran mix advised at 0.5 to 0.75 lb per ewe daily to support twin births and better condition. A little care at breeding enhances next spring’s lamb crop.

United States Department of Agriculture

Auction Advertising Guidance For Farmers From The Observer

Farmers planning fall or winter auctions should arrange with The Observer to print bills and run ads. The paper offers guidance on where to place notices to maximize reach and cost efficiency. Service is the watchword of The Observer. Men conceal extravagance while women display it.

Observer

From the Ground Up at Liberty Theatre Next Wednesday

Tom Moore stars in Rupert Hughes comedy From the Ground Up at the Liberty Theatre next Wednesday. The film follows a digger turned contractor with a jaunty, funny tone and clear cut characters in a companion piece to Hold Your Horses. Also noted is a near-accident report from a Chelsea road where C E L Claxton Driver H Schumaker and Otto Hinderer escaped a wreck with minor injuries.

Tom Moore Rupert Hughes Liberty Theatre Mr. Hughes Moore

Also Mentioned on This Page

South Saline Helen Craig Raymond Tohnson Frank Stilts Leon Vealey Elmer Eisel Findlay, Ohio Wiliam Easlick Aubrey Pocklington Sam Craig Kleversant Hugh Craig Ann Arbor Everett Collins C. H. Carver Catherine Gunder Dundee Carl Wittcop Monroe Ora, Losse and Son Ellsworth Aubrey Focklinston Britton Lodi Willis Drake Arthur Drake Sclo Lotti George Hehr Mra Gar Davenport Clyde Bert Moore Mily H Howard Kerr Cornell Ernest Haller Will Lindemann Miss Blanche Mildred Manor Brindgewater Edward Henne Rose Breining Katharine Schaible of Solo Adrian Mise Theresa Schwab Greerkeé Boettner Frank, Riedel Marguerite Arthur Rouse Wyandotte William ‘Breining Henry Raul Esther George Bersuder Manchester Joe Faulhaber Louis Lester Frank Riedel Adrian Leonard Hunt Jackson Fred Wackenhut Gewis. Schellenperger Edna B Henne Joe Bersuder Central York Guy Richards Ithaca Winifred, Bird 8. Kleversant John Gooding George Bible Jacob‘Stecher Bowling Green Oliver Glover John. Gooding George Richards Karl Jacob Stecher Niete Lewis Snerr William Glover Jesse Bird Ypsilanti Andrew R. Murray Leola Richards Lewis Knerr Toledo Maumee Saginaw Samuel Craig Forrest Craig Cane Mrs. Bird Ypsilamti Joseph Sweeney Rudolph Karl Maybee Anne Kelsey Stony Creek Neil Saxon Derve Finch Gerald Alber Ruth Helen Murray Mrs Andrew Murray William Marken Charles Marken Anna Kelsey Orvel Sanderson William Sasinaw Walter Coe LaVerne Alger Alison Howard Richards H. Flint Macon Will Chaverlier Kalamazoo Frank Randall Highland Park Henry Smith Cone Arthur Camburn David Nearley Milan Chesir Gooding Ethel Riandall Wpsilamti Mr. J. Williams Alert John, Voorheis Ed. [Osgood of St. Johns Josephine Osgood Raynor Kerr Qgpal Lillian Coller E.W. Payne Ridgeway M. E West Mooreville Arthur Carter Alfred Lewis E. Hendersher Hazeldine Goldsmith Paul Lewis Dee Gulver Mir Len Smith B. Hobbs Jessie Cole Pittsfield Ella Hendershot Minnie Olds Vern Rhoades Gus Goldsmith Charles Ellis Allegan H.C. Brownell Tecumseh Helen Moorehead Beulah Craig Doris Gilman Hastick Ypsilanti Normal College Jerome Squires Dorothy A. Squires and Son Newton Belle Isle BE. W. Heathaway Lilian Doyle Mary Fulton Emmet Hendershot Ira Hendershot Katherine Cody William Cody C. S. Herkermer Augusta Turmmer Helen Cora Reese Fred Theodore Joeenhans David Allison Millard Grant Allison Patricia James. Crittendén Myr. Murray Gland Allison Wayne Sundaiy James Mée Hennry Nglice M. M Wayne Plymouth Ypsilanti Resord Buick Suick T. E. Schaible Briad C. EL. Claxton H. Schumaker Otto Hinderer Chelsea Chelsa Tribune Zon Urs Jess Sly, Silven ESSE Pai Saline Mercantile CO Saline, Mich
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